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I'm with you on that.Seth,
Is there a particular reason why you can't, or won't, address your problem or question in the 1st post?
If for some reason you can't, we understand.
If it's just that you don't want to, it's very irritating....just so you know.
Not trying to be mean; just curious.
what postSeth,
Is there a particular reason why you can't, or won't, address your problem or question in the 1st post?
If for some reason you can't, we understand.
If it's just that you don't want to, it's very irritating....just so you know.
Not trying to be mean; just curious.
So glad you were able to have that done! Three different types of worms, no wonder she has a poopy butt! As for the drug chosen, it's what I would use, except I would use the liquid. Not sure 1/2 a pound of the pellets have enough medication, but I'm not one to contradict your vet's instructions. I'll look it up and see how many mg Fenbendazole are in 1/2 pound of the pellets. Since it's only $15, I strongly suggest that you do a follow up fecal.
-Kathy
I asked if there was a liquid I could put into their water; she said no. If you're referring to a liquid given to individual birds via syringe or eye dropper, I'd be afraid of getting it "down the wrong pipe" (is that aspiration?)
Gee, Superman. Big surprise. Not! I am gonna go lay in a dark room now. It has begun.![]()
I called them "unnamed pets" because I can't tell the difference between themYes, I understand the difference between off label and banned for use. What I don't understand is why Vet told Whites theFDA says eggs from the chickens can't be eaten, they are now unnamed pets? The only reason I could think of is the off label use.